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<blockquote data-quote="Johnny Angel" data-source="post: 4891442" data-attributes="member: 13334"><p>I work on the Pathfinder version of sCoreGen, the distribution site of which was listed above at <a href="http://chargen.motime.com/" target="_blank">The RPG Engine</a>. I am a big enthusiast of character generators and other computer aids for roleplaying games. You may remember me from my Star*Forge and SavageForge chargens, which have helped nearly a dozen people over the years. sCoreGen is intended as a core that can be adapted to any of the d20 sub-systems, though only version so far produced is the one for Pathfinder RPG. It's been around since Alpha 3 (really, Alpha 2, but they went Alpha 3 just as I was ready to release).</p><p></p><p>sCoreGen is designed for these specific advantages:</p><p></p><ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Customizability is the primary design principle. It still requires some familiarity with Excel, but I strive to make it as easy as possible to figure out what's going on, and I have been very happy to see that a number of users crack the thing open and figure out how to add their own content.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">It generates stat blocks in multiple formats, including ones compatible with the markup used in BBSes and Wikis. I myself find this extremely handy.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">It can be set to metric units.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">The core could be stripped of content and used as a foundation for any d20-compatible chargen.</li> </ul><p></p><p>I am a little heartbroken that the clever people working on HeroForge do not intend to make a Pathfinder RPG version of their Excel sheet. PFRPG compatability is being saved for their commercial non-Excel version, because it is bankable after all. sCoreGen was never meant to be a substitute for HeroForge. It was meant to be a smaller, more mod-friendly option. I assumed HeroForge would bring their comprehensive implementation of WotC 3.5 materials to bear on the Pathfinder RPG. Hopefully, the commercial version will live up to this legacy, but if a commercial options suited your needs, you wouldn't go mucking with fan-made spreadsheets.</p><p></p><p>I would be interested, if anyone knows, how other chargens intend to handle integrating backwards-compatability. There has to be some level of interpretation involved, and who has the authority to make those decisions?</p><p></p><p>Also, as a side question, once I've gotten Pathfinder-sCoreGen up to Core Rules standards, how are people fixed for a Modern20 chargen?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Johnny Angel, post: 4891442, member: 13334"] I work on the Pathfinder version of sCoreGen, the distribution site of which was listed above at [url="http://chargen.motime.com/"]The RPG Engine[/url]. I am a big enthusiast of character generators and other computer aids for roleplaying games. You may remember me from my Star*Forge and SavageForge chargens, which have helped nearly a dozen people over the years. sCoreGen is intended as a core that can be adapted to any of the d20 sub-systems, though only version so far produced is the one for Pathfinder RPG. It's been around since Alpha 3 (really, Alpha 2, but they went Alpha 3 just as I was ready to release). sCoreGen is designed for these specific advantages: [list] [*]Customizability is the primary design principle. It still requires some familiarity with Excel, but I strive to make it as easy as possible to figure out what's going on, and I have been very happy to see that a number of users crack the thing open and figure out how to add their own content. [*]It generates stat blocks in multiple formats, including ones compatible with the markup used in BBSes and Wikis. I myself find this extremely handy. [*]It can be set to metric units. [*]The core could be stripped of content and used as a foundation for any d20-compatible chargen. [/list] I am a little heartbroken that the clever people working on HeroForge do not intend to make a Pathfinder RPG version of their Excel sheet. PFRPG compatability is being saved for their commercial non-Excel version, because it is bankable after all. sCoreGen was never meant to be a substitute for HeroForge. It was meant to be a smaller, more mod-friendly option. I assumed HeroForge would bring their comprehensive implementation of WotC 3.5 materials to bear on the Pathfinder RPG. Hopefully, the commercial version will live up to this legacy, but if a commercial options suited your needs, you wouldn't go mucking with fan-made spreadsheets. I would be interested, if anyone knows, how other chargens intend to handle integrating backwards-compatability. There has to be some level of interpretation involved, and who has the authority to make those decisions? Also, as a side question, once I've gotten Pathfinder-sCoreGen up to Core Rules standards, how are people fixed for a Modern20 chargen? [/QUOTE]
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